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csm10495
/ enumToPyDict.py
Created
May 8, 2016 06:41
Script to make a Python dictionary from C++ enum
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| """ | |
| Brief: | |
| This file can be used to make a Python dict from a c++ enum. | |
| Simply copy-paste the enum from typedef to end as input and | |
| out.txt will be created with it as a Python dict. | |
| Author: | |
| Charles Machalow | |
| """ |
csm10495
/ structToPython.py
Last active
May 8, 2016 06:42
Script to make a ctypes Structure from C++ enum
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| """ | |
| Brief: | |
| This file can be used to make a ctypes Structure from a c++ struct. | |
| Simply copy-paste the structure from typedef to end as input and | |
| out.txt will be created with it as a Structure | |
| You may need to make some type fixes... | |
| Author: | |
| Charles Machalow | |
| """ |
csm10495
/ enumToString.py
Created
January 4, 2016 06:00
Python Script to make a function to get a std::string for a given C++ enum's values.
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| """ | |
| Brief: | |
| This file can be used to convert C++ enum code into a function to get a std::string from enum value. | |
| To use: Copy and paste the entire enum code (from MSDN) as input to the script. | |
| Output goes to an 'out.txt' file. | |
| Author: | |
| Charles Machalow | |
| """ | |
| lowCaseFirstLetter = lambda s: s[:1].lower() + s[1:] if s else '' |
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| """ | |
| bdm241.py - Bomb Defusal Manual Version 1. Verification Code 241. | |
| This file contains functions to solve various challenges faster than using the guide for 'Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes' | |
| (C) - Charles Machalow - MIT License | |
| """ | |
| import itertools | |
| words = ["about", "after", "again", "below", "could", "every", "first", "found", "great", "house", "large", "learn", "never", "other", "place", "plant", "point", "right", "small", "sound", "spell", "still", "study", "their", "there", "these", "thing", "think", "three", "water", "where", "which", "world", "would", "write"] | |
| morse_seqs = { |
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| """ | |
| iseq.py - A script for comparing the speed of is, ==, and neither with boolean values | |
| csm10495 - Charles Machalow - MIT License | |
| Hint: Usually == is slowest. Neither is fastest | |
| """ | |
| import timeit | |
| def testN(n=1000): | |
| """ |
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